Seattle Space Needle to fly American flag at half-staff to honor Jimmy Carter
SEATTLE - On Monday, the American flag will fly at the Space Needle to honor former President Jimmy Carter who passed away at age 100 on Sunday.
The flag will fly at half-staff to "commemorate the life and legacy of President Jimmy Carter," said Genny Boots, a spokesperson for the Space Needle.
Boots says the flag will be raised as sunrise and remain up until sunset on December 30.
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